Sentences with phrase «other kind of restrictions»

A big bonus of this fare is that it doesn't have any blackout dates or any other kind of restrictions around Christmas and New Year (of the western kind) which means you can use the fare for a break during the school vacations.

There are absolutely NO blackout dates or any other kinds of restrictions on that travel.

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Thomson still supports lifting Bush's restrictions, he said, because no one knows whether the new iPS cells can match embryonic cells» knack for growing into any kind of tissue — brain cells, heart muscle, insulin - producing cells and dozens of others — in mass quantities.

These types of plans usually incorporate severe caloric restriction, total elimination of certain types of foods and macronutrients, all kinds of so - called «body cleanses» or any other kind of extreme fat - loss tactic.

That being said, it is obviously prudent for an individual to meet with their physician prior to undertaking any kind of dietary intervention; for example, juice fasting would be a particularly inappropriate form of calorie restriction for diabetics, and other forms would likely need to be pursued to ensure the safety of the individual.

He and other critics say these kinds of restrictions hurt students because it makes it difficult to «staff places where kids need them the most.»

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These kinds of restrictions seemed absent from the other registries.

They have explicit restrictions that limit what kinds of things you can use them for, including your tuition, books and other required materials (sometimes even a laptop), room and board, groceries, transportation (like a bus pass), and a few other minor essentials for going to school (like school - provided health insurance, if needed).

Their only restrictions are that they can not claim to be solicitors or barristers (or other kind of UK lawyer) and, in the case of Registered Foreign Lawyers, they can not engage in any of the six reserved activities.